Reform talks and land policy stir New York meeting
A Tory in an American reform address denounces land reform lies about land titles as Old World despotisms. The New York reform gathering with Senator Walker adopts resolutions asserting government grants for schools are not land rights. critics demand tax fairness for landowners and oppose donors of school lands.
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Doston Jourier
Texas boundary bill debate and senate vote recited
Telegraphic reports note the Texas boundary bill passed on the sixth with 106 yeas and 97 nays. The article debates implications including New Mexico territorial provisions, Texas debt and land issues, and reactions from Milwaukee Commercial. It discusses annexation history, debts, and political maneuvering amid a fog of unclear amendments.
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Our Candidate for Congress in Mineral Point
The Mineral Point convention names Ben Eastman as the Democratic nominee for Congress. The dispatch notes a long, cordial balloting process and strong local support, predicting a propitious outcome and a sure victory with Eastman in the field. Also, obituary notices for Professor John W. Webster and various public notices and railway business details are referenced in the page text.
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Madison village grows while census shows shade and beauty
Census figures place Madison at about 1425 residents in the village with the wider area near 2000. The piece urges preserving shade trees and groves for beauty and safety, noting the town’s rapid growth and plans for river navigation improvements endorsed by a congressional nominee.
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